Microsoft’s Virtual Earth blows Google Earth with this new feature…
[tags]Virtual Earth, Google Earth[/tags]
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Impressive, without any doubt, though I guess you have to live in the US to have a really smooth experience, without the “waiting for picture” windows. Nice to see that it’s not IE-only, too.